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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
A sING.sING CoNvICTs ESCAPE.
Ingenious Way I'm which stewart
Went Ont will, the Washing.

A New York special says Henry Stew
art, who was sentenced In this city TO ten
years imprisonment on November 20, 1888.
for robbery, escaped from Slng.Slng prison
on Friday. He was employed in the Iaun-
dry, and il Is coDiectured that while the
shirts were being packed for shipment he
secrtted himself in one OF the picking
cases, where he remained until after the
case had been lifted into railrosd.clr and
the car closed. One OF the cases was
empty, and had been opened by means
Of small saw and probably
chisel. His escape from. the car oc.
CURED not far from Sing Sing. A
suit OF prison clothes that were recognized
as those which Stewart wore were found
IN the car, but no trace OF the fugitive has
vet been discovered. He must have Sc
cured a suit OF citizens clothes from some
source. and some OF those engaged IN trans
ferring the cases from the laundry to the
car must have been In league with him.
The usual reward Of $50 has been offered,
and the people living in villages along the
Hudson river are keeping a sharp Lookout
for him.
The Sing-SiEg prison laundry stands
well back in the prison grounds on line
with the big wooden gate opening on to
the railroad tracks, through which all the
articles manufactured in the prison are re-
moved 1t is TWO stories in height. The
goods are packed for shipment on the first
floor by conylcts who are closely watched
by keepers. Several escapes have already
occurred from the prison by the same means
adopted by Stewart, and PriucipaI-Keeper
Connaughlon has been in the habit OF
having every large case examined before is
Is closed I'D for good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
SHE WAS MARRIED SECRET.
A Virginia Belie Tells fhe Truth
Rather than Face Her De-
eeiypH IOxpr.

4 Louisville special to the Phlladelphis
Press says A secret marriage ia fashions-
bic society leaked out to-day. The con-
tracing parties were Or. John Y. Oldham,
Of ihi, city, and Miss Mary :. Flood, OF Vir-
ginia. She il the daughter Of Major John
II. Flood, aud came here on visit TO her
brother, who is broker in this city. She
is remarkably beautiful girl and went
ont into society a great deal, where she
met DIR. Oldham. She was engaged TO A.
G.. White. OF Virginia, and the litter sutton
being strongly favored by her father she
was unwilling TO break of with him. DIR.
Oldham urged his SUIT strongly, AID she
finally yielded so far as TO consent 10 q Sc
cret marriage. The young couple went
over 10 Jacksonville over month ago.
aud after the ceremony was performed re-
turned TO their homes.
They intended TO keep the secret until
next fall. when they proposed having
gay wedding at the ady's home. A few
days ago. however, the young lady re-
ceiyed a note from Mr.. White announcing
that be would pay her a visit, and, upon
consultation with Der husband. they de.
cided 10 disclose the marriage, which was
accordingly done to-day. They let this
afternoon on short trip 10 get rld OF the
gossip Of their friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01

Market nominal.
QUOTATIONS..
GOOD MIDDLIHG.-l0 g-I6c.
NIDDLING.-l0 5-l6c.
Low MIDDLING.-9 l3-i5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
SHOT BY HER LOVER.
John Matz Fatally Wounds Miss
Gring and EAeu shoots Himself.

A Reading special says: john Matz. Of
FTiizt0wn, Lancaster county, tonight at
1880 fatally shot Miss Annie l.. Gring aud
then put bullet through his own heart.
Matt, who was tweDty.six years Of age.
bad for some time been paying attention 10
Miss Gring, whose home Is in this city, and
tonight they went together 10 Liuer's
Park TO attend the festival OF the West
End Club. They danced together and
walked about under the trees for several
hours. Naiz drank rather freely, and by
half-past IL was intoxicated. Miss Gring
escorted him 10 the hotel portieo, where
they c0nvtrsed for a few moments and
then fell to quarreling. Matz wanted 10
accompany the young woman home. but
she refused 10 permit him. Then he grasp
ed her watch. chain, a. II TO tear il OF, when
policeman appeared, and Mitz became
scared. Pulling out a tiye-barrelled re-
yolyer he fired one bullet into Miss Gring's
abdomen and another into her leg. Then
be turned the weapon TO himself aud two
bullets went crashing into his Jaw and left
breast. the latter piercing his heart. lie fell
lifeiess across the PROSTATE form Of the girl
be loved, while messengers summoned .
physician. The woman was taken 10 her
home, il Is supposed In dying condition.
Nearly year ago a similar tragedy oc-
CURED at like festival In the same park.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
"VgVE BOULANGER."
RiOtOus Denomination In Favor of
the ex-War Minister.

IBy AnglO-American cable to the Dispatch.l
PARIS. MAY 81 There was brilliant
assembhec at the military tete at the Op.
era.bouSc this evening. General Bou.
LANCER was absent. While the company
was assembling thousands OF persons gath
cred IN the vicinity OF the Opera-hOuse,
shouting Resignation! Resignation "
Long live Boulanger!" we will baye
him." DC. At II =. NJ. the crowd out
side had greatly increased in numbers,
and had become so turbulent that the
Republican Guard, which was held
in readiness in the courtyard OF the opera
house, was ordered out to dispersc the mob,
winch task was accomplished amid yOllevS
Of bi.ses from the crowd. At this hour
CmidnightJ TIE crowd is reassembling and
Is already much larger than before, and the
indication is that there will be riOt0u'
demonstration when the guests depart
from the opera-house. All the streets,
nOm Madeleine aud the Fausbourg
saint HOnOre 10 the Elysee, are guarded
by soldiers. There is also a large force Of
police on duty. 1t is rumored that mob
is marching to the Elysee Palace. The
crowd has Just crossed the Place de Ia
Boure, shouting "Niye BOulanger."
during the DlghJ cries Oh y ElNsct
were raised by the crowd, and fully one
thousand young men formed procession
and marched at a swinging pace in the dl-
rection OF the palace, shouting as they
went, I'VE want Boulngcr,' Before
they arrived at the Elysee, however, two
strong bodies of police suddenly appeared
and easily dispersed them. The palace is
strongly guarded by police, and nobody is
allowed to lOiter in the reighborhOod. No
arrests have been necessary.
General Boullng,r, before leaving Paris,
bad long consultation with General Fer
ron, the new War Minister.
ALL QUIET THIS MORNING.
PARIS, June Ia 4. M.-Fify police
men have been stationed at the british I'm
bassy. The troops and police prevented
iioting. The people have dispersed, and
the cts is nov quiet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
Senator sherman In Illinois,
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.I


SPRINGFIELD, LII, May Ex-senator
sherman, accompanied by Senator C.. b.
Farwell, Colonel James Sexton, William
Penn Nixon, and other prominent Repub-
lican politicians, arrived here thi, morning
by special eur over the Chicago and Alton
road. The party was met at Lincoln by
Secretary Of state Dement,, state. Treasurer
Tanner, aud by members Of the Legisla-
ture and the citizens reception committee.
Tonight senator Sherman was rendered a
reception, which was largely attended,
both by members OF the Legislature aud
citizens, and by Governor and Mrs. Ocles-
by. Mr.. sherman comes 10 Springfield by
invitation Of several leading Republic
can members OF the Legislature, and Will
tomorrow afternoon speak upon the pollti-
cal issues OF the day. Elaborate arrange
ments have been made, and large au.
dlence from the adjoining territory Is ex.
upctCd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
FOREIGN NEWS.
TEE SITUATION ON TIE coNrrsEN r
OF EUROPE.
The French Cabinet crisis-A Vote to
Strengthen the Army-The Vatican
and England.
IBy Anelo-Amorican cable to tho pIsp..ch.l

10y Angio-hmefican cable 10 tho Dispatch.l
PARIS, May 3l.-The Chamber Of Depu-
ties, 10y a vote Of 10 to 40. Yesterday
adopted the naval credit for So, 900, 900 Tires,
the nonty to be expended on iron.clids,
tori Cdoes, aud forts, the credit 10 extend
over q period Of ten years.
u. de Hcredia has accepted the Office Of
Minister OF Public Works aud NJ. DIu.
iro-IGc that Il Minister OF Commerce
TIE refusal OF Admiral JauCes 10 accept
The Cfice 81 Minister OF Marinefs attributed
To a couvfrsaliOu he had with NJ. de Frey.
cipc'. - no tod hun that the Cabinet headed
10y NJ. Rou,Icr must soon fall, and when II
cid be Zoe Freycine) would form the min.
lsiry hip1scli, which should incluge Ad.
mirsl. JauIcs.
N. larDCy, the new Minister 81 Marine.
|. senator, aud was formerly in the navy.
Ills appointment is only provisional. H.
ail'ned That although General FerrOn. the
pew Minister Of War, will now preside nj
The coming tcte at the opera.hOuse. which
was looked forward 10 rs a demonstration
in favor Of General BOulangcr, the latter
still intends 30 be present, aud in the uni
form 81 general. Anxiety is expressed
iesi his presence may result in some dis
iuTb9uce
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
RAID UPON OUTLAWS.
Descent by Officers Upon Gang OF
bandits. Thieves, and
SmugClers.
[By telegraph 70 the DIspatch.l

BROWNSVILLE, TEN, May 3l.-At da8n
Yesterday morning, in the midst OF a driving
rain. the Balsa cut-O0, above Santa Maria,
Mexican territory, on this side OF the river,
snd the refuge Of about thirty desperate
benefits. thieves, and smugglers, was raided
bv forces from both sides OF the river.
sheriff Breto, OF this county, and Deputy
Clarsner. OF IldalgO, with about fifty
lanchol - and deputies, entered and drove
OFT the bandits, who met with warm re-
ccD.io on the other side from a de-
tachmcrt Of the Third cavalry under
command OF Colonel Moves Hernandez. A
sharp fight ensued, in which Colonel Her
nandez was wounded in the hand, one OF his
men killed. and another wounded. One
bandit was killed, several wounded, and a
number captured. several OF whom, we'll
known murdoTers, were executed on the
spot. 4 large amount Of stolen stock was
found. most OF which was returned to its
owners. Sheriff BretO brought in and
JAILED two men, Florencia Almanzas and
Dolores Cantu. On account OF the dense
brush number Of noted criminals made
good their escape. The blow is, however,
a severe one 10 the disOrderly and criminal
element which had gathered In these cut
OILS. rs they believed safe from pursuit,
ripe for any revolutionary plot, aud main
tanning themselves by robbery and plumber.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
AFGWANsSTAS.
The Ameer's Regulars Defeated by
Ghiisais-Igerat Being Fortified.

tBy Anglo-Amcrican cable to tho Dispa.ch.l
1T. PETgRsnuRG, May 3l.-News has
reached Mery from Ilerlt that the Ghilziis
have defestcd 1000 Of the Ameer's regular
troops and captured five guns aud consid
cradle baggage. Ddhsrueil, commander OF
the Ameer's forces, was Captured and be-
BEADED. The inhabitants Of the Province
q Hcrai and OF adjoining districts are
greatly cxcitcd over the success Of the re-
VOTED tribe, and, 1t is stated, are ready to
Jon the GhiizaIs.
A iclegram from MeTv confirms the state
mcnf that Lnrli.b engineers are actively
foriryiug IIcrat. The walls and trenches
IRE b,ing strengthened and redoubts built
70 Ie.i.t artillery. The AfgDans are dis
p.aying hatred OF the English, and the
Amer has been Obliged TO appoint military
cflicias to project the men employed on
TIC UoTks. The aim Of the English au-
iLoriiies Is t. enable a garrison OF 10000
men st IIcrot TO Withstand a siege for
ninety DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01

by Telegraph 70 tho Dlspatch. ]


At Washington. u. c.:
IndianapOlS-W Washington game off on
lccOunt OF rain.
At Philadelphia;
Athletics ..........0 0 0 . o I 0 0 0--3
LOUsyiles. ........1 l ! o o o o o.
Ra,e hits; Athletics, 3; LOulsvilles, ,.
At Boston:
Bo.tons ...........O 0O1100 ID
DeiroitS. ..........0 0 000 90 Ii
Ba,c hits: BostonS, 6; DetroitS, 3. Err.
rors RostOns, !: Detroits, 3. Bl.teries {:
Eadbourne and Daily; Baldwin and Can
~
At New York
New Yorks......07 2010 / Oil
Chcago'. ........0 3 0 0 / o / s
Ba.c-hiis: New YO.Ss, 10; Chiclgos, If;
Errors: New YoTks. 3; Chicloos, II. Bat
teries: Welch aud Brown; Baldwin, Ryan,
and Daly.
at Pittsburgh:
Pntsburghs........1 l 0 000i ID
Philadelplias ......0 . 900 > / &c
Basc.hiS: PItt.burgh>, 10; Philadel-
phias, ~. ErrOrs Pittsburghs, q Phiiadel-
phias, q. Batteries: Mccormick and Fields;
Buiiinlon and Clements.
At Charleston
Chlrlesions ......1 ( 0 3 90 G-1G
Na>hyllle5 ........1 OF 0 90 o. 8
Ba.c.hits: C.arlcstOnN 81; Nashyiies,
10. Errors: Ch1rlestOns, ,; Nashvillcs, 10.
Batteries: Hunger and Grady; Mlsran
and Nicholas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
A RARE OFFERING.

NOTWITHSTANDING THE EXrRAORDI-
NARY DEMAND THERE HAS BEEN WITHIN
THE LAST FEW DAYS FOR THOSE ELEGANT
SUITS FOR GENTLEMEN THAT WE ARE
SELLING At SIS EACH, THERE MUST Ne
cEssARILY BE SOME We HAVE NOT
SEEN THEM, AND THOSE "soME" IN
TENDING PURCHASERS. TOO. WELL. GEN
TLEMEN, ALL WE HAVE TO SAY Is THE
SUPPLY Is ALMOST UNLIMITED. FOR, AN
TICIPATING JUST SUCH A RUSH, WE MADE
AMPLE PREPARATIONS TO MEET IT. WE
KNEW WHAT EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
THOSE SUITS WERE BEFORE WE AN
NOUNCED THEN. WE KNEW THAT RICH
WONDERS ARE PEOPLE OF KEEN DIS
CERNMENT, QUICK TO SEE AND REcoG-
ME GOOD THING wHENIT's IN SIGHT,
AND THEREFORE WHEN THEY SEE SUCH
VALUES AS WE ARE OFFERING IN CHE
vIOTs, wORsTEDs, sERGEs, CAssIMEREs,
TwEEDS. CHEvIoTERNs, AND HOME
sPUNs IN EVERY SHAPE AND SHADE AND
STYLE AND PATTERN THAT FASHION HAS
DECREED Is FIT TO WEAR AT SIS A SUIT,
THEY ARE NOT APT TO HESITATE ABOUT
SECURING ONE, ESPECIALLY WHEN THE
PERFECT FITTING QUALITIES OF EACH
AND EVERY SUIT THEY MAY TRY on Is
APPARENT. THERE'S no ARGUMENT Ne
CEssARY ON THE PART OF THE SALESMAN
TO CONVINCE A RICHMoNDEa THAT SUCH
VALUES WERE NEVER OFFERED IN THESE
PARTS BEFORE IN THIS OFFERING OF
SPLENDID sUITINGS AT SIS A SUIT WE DE-
MoNsTRATE THE ABSOLUTE FOLLY OF
PAYING sO-CALLRD MERCHANT TAIL0RS-
SAMPLE PEDDLERS WE CALL THEM
FROM $40 TO SIS MORE FOR A SUIT no BET
TER IN MATERIAL, MUCH POORER IN
TRIMMING, AND OUTSIDE THE RANGE OF
COMPARISON IN TONE, STYLE, SNAP, FIT,
AND FINISH. LOOK THESE INC0MPARA-
BILE SIS SUITS OVER BEFORE BUYING.
THEY ARE HERE TO BE SEEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
"Parne:usm and Crime"


LONDON, June 1.-The Times to-day
pubiisboG the third and last Of its articles
on "Psrnellism and Crime" detailing the
history Of the Irish. American conspiracy.
II SAYS: "rhe Clan-na.Gael IL the soul OF
The national league. While the latter eX.
ists on tine speeches, &c, the former
manages TIE real business. Our narrative
shows that Parnell. Sexton, and other
leaders OF the Ilome-Rule party are on in
innate and confidential terms with the
Clan.na.Glel mi>creaDts, and that their
permission or prohibition OF diabolical
oUila.eS is a matter OF prearIangement."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
Mr.. BIaine's Future Movements.

IBy Telegraph 70 Ihe DlspaIch-I
NEW YORK, May 3l.-The World will
print tomorrow an elaborate account OF a
visit made by a correspondent to Nr.
Blaine at his home, IN Augusta, Me-, and
afterwards at his cottage at Bar HarbOr, In
course OF which Dir. Blaine gave fully ais
plans for his forthcoming trip, dis
cussed the false reports Of his fail
ing health, and referred at length to
the work be has bestowed upon books
Just finished. He says his visit abroid
will extend over more than year, aud
doubtless beyond the time Of the meeting
Of the next national convention. The
visit is wholly for pleasure and sightseeing
and not for the benefit Of his health, be-
cLuse that is not impaired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
ALAD WITH NERVE.
Carrying n Live Rattlesnaite n Vile
in HIS Bare Hands.

A RoXbury special says: Charles Cox,
aged eighteen, works for Morrow X. Skim
ncr in this village. Yesterday while he
was walking along the road, about a mile
from here, he saw rattlesDake crossing
the road ahead OF him. lie ran up and be-
fore the snake could coil caught it with
one hand around its neck and with the
ether near the tail. Grasping it tightly in
that way be carried the snake to the village,
he serpent sounding its rlttles, OF which
there were thirteen, at every step.
While the boy held the snake his eul-
ployer extracted its poison fsngs with a
pair OF nippers and 1t was placed in a cage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
Brighton Beach Races.

ny tclfbidph W tlp DioPosNh'l
NEW YOBK, Alay 3l.-First receive
frriorgs. all ages Mamseele won; False
Note second, Maid OF the Mist third.
Time, 1864.
Second racial ages, three quarters OF a
mie-Fro won; Berlin second, Battle
dore third. Time, l:lGt. Mutuals paid
Sg2 10.
Third racc-all ages. three quarters OF a
mile IT Trinidad won; Relax second,
PINK cottage tlird. Time, l:ljt.
Fourth race-one and a qulrier miles
Richmond won: Nettle second, Al Reed
third. Time, 2.l14.
Fifth race-.cyen furlOngs-Bigheld
won; LelOgo, second, Melton third. Time,
1924.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
Suicide of n Venerable Couple.

NEW YORK, May 3l.-PrOfessor Charles
Sledbori and his wife, Matilda, aged nine
ty.One and nineiy-tw0 years, respectively,
tired OF long and futile struggle with des-
titutioD, committed suicide this afternoon
at Union Hill, n. j. The aged couple were
to have been taken to the pOor.house, but
rather than submit to this they took cyra-
niGe Of potassium. The Professor was
formerly a lecturer on chemistry and cleo.
tricity. lie left several rambling letters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

MAY 81, 1881.
Although yesterday the Exchange was closed
there was some trading in leaf tobacco pri-
yately, and the marbet looks as II it would
take but little more good buying to cause a
small boom In good wrappers. There are few
good cutters offering. Good, sound Tugs and
common filters are by low prices attracting
more attention, and values have stlifened
some, though receipts are quite good Of this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
JAKE SHARP.
The Work Of Getting Jury la His
Case.
~ teIegraph % DE Dispaich.l

NEw YORK, May 3i.-The work OF get
ling jury for the trial Of Jacob Sharp Tor
bfibing The aldermen Of 1884, and which
was interrupted by three-dayS recess,
was continued to-day in the Court OF oyer
and 1erminer. The accused was early In
attendance. The respite did not seem from
his appearance 10 have afforded him much
relief, ~ be looked worn and anxious.
DeeOraiion-dsy seemed 10 have bad Its
eject upon the entire court, rs the justice,
clerk, aud Jury all had Nh air OF WEAKNESS
about them, aud all were little late in put
t'ng IN an appearance.
When the wheel was given = turn by
Clerk Waish and lac was about 70 call th;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
A Rank Cashier AbscOnds.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

10y ItItBTapH % INC DIspHIIHI
MONTREAL, May 31.-The cashier OF the
Hochelaga Bank, l.. ID. Parent, has alb
seconded. lie drew checks to the amount
OF $4,000. signed them 81. ID. Parent, in
trust for DR.. Yalade," and succeeded IN
prevailing upon Ray, the ledger.keeper, to
accept them for the bank. IT en- he cashed
them and left the city. The bank is fully
protected. Lately Parent had been drink.
ing heavily aud gambling. DR.. Valade is
Parents uncle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
NARRIAEES.

CRADDOCK-QUARLES.-Msr1ied. at tho
residence Of Mrs. j. NJ. Quarles, lO9 west Main
street, May is, 1881, by the Rev. W. o. Wag-
goner. Mr.. r. p. CRADDOCK 10 Mrs. MAMIE
W. QUARLES both OF Amelia county, Va.
JOHNSON-WILLIAMS .-Married, May 19th'
at the residence of the brides father. Joseph G..
Williams JENNIE PLATT WILLIAMS % APP
PERSON II. JOHNSON all Of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
Water-SDDufs.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

by Telegraph TO the Dlspatch.1
CHARLESTON. ;. c, May 3l.-CaDtain
Hubbard, OF the steamer Planter, from
GEORGETOWN to-day, reports seeing three
water-spouts off South island, at the mouth
Of Wiugate bay. One very large one
struck South island, c..uSng the sand to
he torn up and trees to bend os IN hurri-
cane. Captain Hubbard has seen water
spouts in the Baltic and in the South Paci-
tic, but this was the largest he ever wit.
nasSpd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
Washington Notes.

10y IoIUEIapH % tIIo DIaP8tVI~I
WASHINGTON, NAV Silt Is estimated at
the Treasury Department that the public
debt has for the month OF May been re-
duced about Sl0,000,0OO.
The Comptroller Of the Currency has de
rected an examiner to take charge OF the
Palatka National Bank, OF Palatka, and
will soon place IT. affairs in the hands OF a
receiver. This action is due to an impair
ment of about $4,000 in its capital stock
of $50, 900, and because OF the refusal OF
the stockholders TO 20 into voluntary liqui-
dauon. The entire loss will fall upon the
stockholders, and, the Comptroller says,
will be paid in full.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
Attempt to Blow Up a CoaLshan.
by telegraph TO the Dispahh.I

SCoTTDALE, PA, May 3l.-The coke
strikers made an tempt this morning to
blow up The cOal-sbait at Davidson with
dynamite while four men were at work. A
charge OF dynamite was thrown down the
sbait and exploded without iDiuring the
men. although the sides Of the shalt were
damaged. The workmen quickly ran from
The mine, when they were fred upon by
four men. More than dozen shots were
fred. but none OF them took effect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
GRAIN AND COrTOg EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. May 81, 1857.
OFFERIEGs
CORS.-White, 1890 bushels. Mixed, 1000
bushels.
MILL-ORFAL-1i tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
CORs.-White, 500 bushels very good al 53c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
a==
PANIC In a Cathedral.

tBy AnglO-Amorican cable to the Dispatch.l
LoNDoN, May 81 During service in the
cathedral at Pressburg, Hungary, on sun.
day. an alarm Of fire was raised. A pane
ensued and many OF the congregation were
injured in the crush which resulted from
ihe frantic cndeayors OF the people to reach
the doors. 40 further particulars received.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
Uouors for gladstone.

by Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON. June l. -PreparatiOns are being
made 10 hold demonstrations in honor OF
Gladstone at all places through which he
passc, on his route 10 Swansea. lie has
consented to receive addresses at many
stations on condition that he shall not be
expected TO make set speeches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01

river. The carriage colided with afrelgh.-
ear, breaking the carrisge into spllnters
and instantly killing Mrs. Eleanor Randall
and fatally IDjuring Mrs. Charles French
and her daughter, Miss Emily French.
The gentleman, Charles French, was
stunned. but escaped without serious In
iuIy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
REVIEW or CHICAGO NARkEr.

REVIEW or CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO. May Si.-The receipts OF wheat
to-day were oven larger than expected,
and estimates also promised unusually
large arrivals. Heavy rains were also
a bearish influence and tho ciique APP
parently had everything against them. They
we're prepared, however, aud large num-
Der Of June shorts who undertook 70 buy In
their stun easily to-day had 70 pay hixher
prices for IL. Early In the day the clique con.
but we're aided very materially u sustaining
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
Earthquake In New York.

JAMESTOWN. n. T., May 3l.-A distinct
earthquake shock was felt 10 this city at 10
O'Clock this morning. The shock lasted
one minute and seemed like an under
ground explosion OF great severity. In
some portions OF the city women ran out OF
their houses In alarm.